Parchman v. Conway
Mississippi Supreme Court
ON appeal from the northern district chancery court at Fulton ; Hon. Henry Dickinson, vice-chancellor. This case was before the court at a former term (24 Miss. 665), where a full statement of the facts of the case will be found.
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ON appeal from the northern district chancery court at Fulton ; Hon. Henry Dickinson, vice-chancellor. This case was before the court at a former term (24 Miss. 665), where a full statement of the facts of the case will be found. The bill in this case was filed by an indorser who had paid a judgment recovered against him and the maker of a promissory note, praying to be subrogated to the rights of the plaintiff in the judgment, and to enforce the same at law against the principal for the benefit of the complainant. The court sustained the bill. The defendant relied upon a motion in the…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Fisher
This case was before this court at its October term, 1852, and its merits were then settled in considering the demurrer to the bill. 24 Miss. R. 665.
No new question has since arisen requiring notice. While the bill was pending in the court below, a motion was made in the circuit court of Monroe county, to enter a satisfaction of the judgment, the benefit of which is claimed by the complainant. The circuit court sustained the motion and caused a satisfaction to be entered. The complainant being no party to said proceeding, cannot be affected thereby, and it must be treated as to him as null…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Conway v. StrongCourt of Appeals of Mississippi · 1852